Willow (William) Grimoire
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- 2 years, 10 months ago
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Willow
William grew up with a voice gentle and sweet. His kind, shy, and forlorn character was not an acceptable personality for his parents, who desired a charming and forward son to propel their family into the upper class. It was never meant to be, however for no rich debutante was ever swayed with shyness.
He holed himself up with his books instead, excelling in his academics until his parents hired a social tutor. William bonded with her instantly. Minerva took him on picnics and to the theatre to encourage socialization. In the end, it was Minerva that sent college applications behind everyone's back. She had bonded with him too, and cared for his happiness.
Claimed a lost cause, his parents were all too happy to send him away to America come word of his college acceptance.
Profile
- Reading
- Flower Language
- Apple tarts
- Performance arts
- The dark
- Stagefright
- Crowded places
- Being scolded
Trivia
- Willow is originally from London and holds a British accent.
- He has a rather large fear of the dark and keeps his light on at night.
- Has a book on the language of flowers and carries it with him a lot.
- He likes going by Willow as it was a nickname Minerva, his tutor, had given him.
- Very paranoid and prone to anxiety, feels that he might be haunted due to his bad luck.
Design Notes
- Usually has a strand in front of his eyes. Hides behind his hair a lot.
- Always has dark circles.
- Mixture of dark academia, cottagecore & Victorian elements.
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